Impact Solar
Impact Solar is a solar installation company based in Haddonfield, NJ serving 18 New Jersey counties, from Atlantic to Union, with 11+ years of experience behind its installs.
EcoGen America lists Impact Solar in our vetted installer network for New Jersey. Every fact on this page comes from the company’s own published materials, read by our team on September 7, 2026, plus the state registry checks noted where we have made them. We do not accept payment for placement.
Key takeaways
- Installs across 18 New Jersey counties, from Atlantic to Union.
- Publishes 2 license numbers on its own site, and we have checked 1 against the state registry.
- 25-year workmanship warranty plus a 10-year solar production guarantee.
- Ways to pay: cash purchase and zero-down loans through third-party solar lenders; leases and PPAs are not advertised on the site.
- The company describes its own involvement in all phases of a project rather than handing work to subcontractors.
Impact Solar at a Glance
| Detail | What the Company Publishes |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | 202 Glenwood Ave, Haddonfield, NJ 08033 |
| Years in Business | 11+ years |
| Workmanship & Warranty | 25-year workmanship and equipment warranties |
| Service Area | 18 New Jersey counties, from Atlantic to Union |
| Official Website | impactsolarnj.com |
Where Impact Solar Installs
Impact Solar names 18 New Jersey counties on its own site: Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset and Union. Towns it lists by name include Haddonfield, Moorestown, Toms River, Princeton, Edison and Mount Laurel.
A county on this list means the company advertises work there, not that a crew is based there. Ask where the crew that will be on your roof actually sits; a local base shows up as faster service calls later.
Licensing and Certifications
License numbers exactly as the company prints them. Where we have checked a number against the state registry, the result and date are shown; where we have not, the row says so. Verify any number yourself under the exact business name on your contract before signing.
State | License | Number | Registry Check | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NJ | Home Improvement Contractor | 13VH08519600 | Not yet checked by us | As published on the company site |
NJ | Electrical Contractor Business Permit | 34EB017770300 | Active, NJ Division of Consumer Affairs, checked 2026-09-06 | The registry lists the permit under 34EB01770300; the company’s site prints one extra digit |
Certifications and memberships the company displays:
- NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer (PV-042217-016826), held by owner Rob Warren
- BBB A+ rating (as displayed by the company)
Equipment and Warranties
| Warranty | What the Company Publishes |
|---|---|
| Workmanship | 25 years |
| Equipment | 25 years |
| Production Guarantee | 10-year solar production guarantee |
| Roof | Leak-proof warranty against installation-caused roof damage |
Describes its equipment as US-made; specific brands are not named on the site
The roof line is the one most homeowners forget to ask about: equipment warranties come from manufacturers, while the holes in your roof are the installer’s. Get that coverage in writing, in the contract, not in a brochure.
How You Can Pay
- Cash purchase
- Zero-down loans through third-party solar lenders
- Loans transfer to a new buyer when the home sells
Leases and PPAs are not advertised on the site
Whichever route you take, ask for the cash price and the financed price side by side. The gap between them is where dealer fees hide, and it is the first number our quote guide tells you to find.
Programs and Services
Services the company offers: residential and commercial solar, battery backup, EV chargers and service and maintenance of existing systems.
- New Jersey SuSI program: the company explains SREC-II registration and the fixed $85 per certificate on its FAQ
Why Impact Solar Is in Our Network
- Publishes its New Jersey home improvement contractor number (13VH08519600) and electrical contractor business permit (34EB017770300)
- Work is led by a NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer (PV-042217-016826)
- Keeps an in-house team involved throughout the project rather than handing it to subcontractors
- Covers 15 New Jersey counties including Cape May, Atlantic, Camden, Gloucester and Burlington
Featured In
Articles and guides on EcoGen America that list or mention Impact Solar.
4 Best Solar Companies in Cape May NJ [2026]
EMT and Impact Solar lead our Cape May list. Historic Preservation review, Atlantic City Electric net metering and SREC-II, explained before you sign.
Best Solar Companies in Camden NJ [2026 Vetted List]
The incentives that power Cherry Hill quotes apply on every Camden block. Three vetted installers, two based in the county, plus older-roof buying advice.
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Where We Match Homeowners with Impact Solar
Coverage below reflects the states where Impact Solar appears in our advisor network. Each guide carries that state’s rates, programs and honest payback math, which is the context any quote deserves.
Who Impact Solar Fits
Best fit: homeowners in the 18 New Jersey counties above, who want the company’s own people on the roof rather than a subcontracted crew, who want a written production guarantee, not only an equipment warranty and who want NABCEP-certified oversight. Ask first if you want a lease or power purchase agreement, which the company does not advertise or a specific panel or inverter brand confirmed before the site visit, since the company does not name brands on its site.
Before You Sign with Impact Solar
However good any installer looks on paper, the same three checks protect you every time: verify the license with your state’s contractor authority under the exact business name on your contract, get the workmanship warranty in writing, and make sure the savings projection uses your utility’s real rates. If you’d like an independent read first, start with the state guide linked above or get a free solar estimate for your address.
Where These Facts Come From
Pages of the company’s own site we read for this profile. Registry checks name the registry and date in the licensing table.